UNIT N°1
GRAMMAR
1A POSSESSIVE
‘S
Use the possessive ‘s to say who something belomgs to.
After a singular noun
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apostrophe + s
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I/you/we/they start
He/she/It finished
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After a plural noun
That doesn’t end with s
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Apostrophe + s
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Our children’s names are
Sue and Rod
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After a plural noun
That ends with y
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apostrophe
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My
brothers’ names are
Ruy
and Edyson
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1B PRESENT SIMPLE -s/ -es endings
Use s/ es to make the third person singular
Most verbs
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+s
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I/you/we/they
start
He/she/It/
starts
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Verbs ending with
o/s/sh/ch/x
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+es
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I/you/we/they finish
He/she/It finished
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Verbs ending with y
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Y + ies
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I/you/we/they study
He/she/it studies
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1C BE AND DO IN QUESTIONS
be
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Do
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Present
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Are you the new boss
How is holly?
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Do you like your job?
Where does Anna works?
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past
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were you late for work?
where was Justin?
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Did they go to work?
Witch watch did he buy?
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1D PRESENT SIMPLE AND PRESENT COTINUOUS
Use the present simple
to talk about things that happen
sometimes or all the time, and things that are generally true.
+
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-
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?
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I/you/we/they
go to work
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I/you/we/they don’t go to work
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Do I/you/we/they go to work?
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He/she/It/
goes to work
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He/she/It/ doesn’t go to work
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Does he/she/It
go to work?
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Use the present continuous
to talk about what’s happening now.
+
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-
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?
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I’m driving to work.
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I’m not driving to work.
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Am I driving to work?
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You/we/they’re
driving to work.
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You/ we/they aren’t driving to work.
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Are you/we/they/driving to work?
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He/she/it’s
drivind to work.
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He/she/It/ isn’t driving to work.
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Is he /she /It driving to work?
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SUBJECT PRONOUNS AND POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES
Use subject
pronouns with verbs.
Use possessive
adjectives with nouns.
Sujects pronouns
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I
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YOU
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HE
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SHE
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IR
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WE
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THEY
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Possessive adjective
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MY
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YOUR
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HIS
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HER
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ITS
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OUR
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THEIR
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VOCABULARY
1A VOCABULARY
male
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Female
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Father
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Mother
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Son
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Daughter
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Husband
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Wife
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Brother
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Sister
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Uncle
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Aunt
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Grandfather
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Grandmother
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cousin
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cousin
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Great-grandmother=tatarabluela
Great-grandfather=tatarabuelo
Grandmother=abuela
Grandfather=abuelo
Mother in law=suegra
Father in law=suegro
Sister in law=cuñado
Brother in law=cuñado
Daughter in law=nuera
Son in law=yerno
Stepmother=madrastra
Stepfather=padrastro
Stepdaughter=hijastra
Stepson=hijastro
Godmother=madrina
Godfather=padrino
Godson=ahijado
Great-grandparents=tatarabuelos
Siblings= hermanos
1B VOCABULARY
Tennis ball= pelota de tennis
Pen= esfero
Pencil= lapis
Head
phones= auriculares
Ruler=
regla
Credit
card= tarjeta de crédito
Sissors= yijeras
Norebook= cuaderno
Watercolour= acuarela
Eraser= borrador
Helmet= casco
Driving
licence= lisencia de conducer
Envelope=
sobre
Note=
nota
Letter=
carta
Ticket=
boleto
I.D
card = tarjeta de identificación
1C VOCABULARY
Where= place
When= time
What= thing
Who= people
Why= to give a reason
Which=to choose and select
How= to show/mean something
1D VOCABULARY
Short for …
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Example
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Adj
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Adjective
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Slow
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Adv
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Adverb
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Fast
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N
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noun
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Child
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Pl
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Plural
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Childs
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V
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Verb
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Buy
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pt
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Past tense
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drown
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READING
CHAPTER 1
LITTLE MISS MARY
Mary was born in India, where her father was a British official he was busy, and her mother spent all her time going to parties. So an Indian woman, Kamala, was paid to take care of the little girl, Mary never thought of other people, ut only of herself, in fact, she was a very selfish, dsagreeable, badtempered little girl.
One hot morning, she woke up and saw that instead of Kamala there was a different servant by her bed, something strange was happening thar day, Mary went out into the garden and playe by herself under a tree. In Mary's house it was Kamala who had just died, she hid in the bedroom, frightened by the strange and terrible sounds that she heard around her, the few servants who had not died had run away in the night, she was going to live with her uncle in Yorkshire, in the north of England.
After the long sea jurney, she was met in London by Mr Craven's housekeeper, Mrs Medlock, together they traveled north by train, Mr Craven had a crooked back, he married a sweet, pretty gir, and he oved her deeply, then she died
EXERCISES WITH POSSESIVE ‘S
's (Apostrophe 's, genitive 's)
Simple Present
copied of : http://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/grammar/simple-present/form/exercises
Exercises on Form
Write down the missing sentences.
| affirmative | negative | questions | |
|---|---|---|---|
| I | I play. | ||
| you | You help. | ||
| he | He does not answer. | ||
| she | Does she sing? | ||
| it | It rains. | ||
| we | Do we dream? | ||
| you | You do not read. | ||
| they | Do they work? |
PRESENT TENSE
Write questions with "do" and "does":copied of: http://www.englishexercises.org/makeagame/viewgame.asp?id=3013Example: Children like sweets. Do children like sweets? 1. Babies drink a lot of milk. ? 2. My friend often helps me. ? 3. The girls take dancing lessons. ? 4. The stars shine every night. ? 5. Your sister plays with Barbie dolls. ? 6. Lots of tourists visit this place every year. ? 7. Mike wants to come to the party. ? 8. His mum knows about the maths test. ? 9. They run the New York Marathon every year. ? 10. Mark rides his bike to work. ? |
COPIED OF : http://www.englishexercises.org/makeagame/viewgame.asp?id=1438
REVISION EXERCISES
INTERMEDIATE LEVEL
1. Where's John? He (listen) to a new CD in his room.
2. Don't forget to take your umbrella with you to London. You know it always (rain) in England.
3. Jean (work) hard all day but she (not work) at the moment.
4. Look! That boy (run) after the bus. He (want) to catch it.
5. He (speak) German so well because he (come) from Germany.
6. Shh! The boss (come). We (meet) him in an hour and nothing is ready!
7. you usually (go) away for Christmas or you (stay) at home?
8. She (hold) some roses. They (smell) lovely.
9. Oh no! Look! It (snow) again. It always (snow) in this country.
10. Mary (swim) very well, but she (not run) very fast.
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